Baalbek: Jewel of Aryan Architecture in Ancient Lebanon

In the post-Flood period., a mass migration of ancient Aryan tribes moved south from the Caucuses and into the plains of southern Turkey, Syria, Mesopotamia and into Lebanon, and across to Africa to settle in Egypt and Libya. Today, the populations of the earth are often perceived as the same today as they were thousands of years ago. This is not the case. Populations are in a constant state of transformation and racial struggle. Arthur Kemp, Rhodesian race expert and author of the book March of the Titans: The Complete History of the White Race, noted this reality. He explained that based on anatomical and genetic evidence extracted from tombs and human remains, archaeological evidence and depictions found in sculpture and relief paintings, and references in ancient writings of Egypt, the Near East, Iran and India, evidence clearly suggests these same regions were all predominately white in ancient times and the remote past.

One of the most ancient and archaeologically significant megalithic sites built by ancient whites in the world is Baalbek, an ancient city which has been continuously occupied for thousands of years. Baalbek lies approximately eighty-six kilometers northeast of the city of Beirut in eastern Lebanon. The origin of the name Baalbek remains a mystery. It may derive from the Phoenician term Baal, which simply means “lord” or “god.”  Recent genetic analysis of Phoenician remains has shown a European origin, mostly of an Old European background with some Nordic admixture. The name was later applied to a Semitic sky god that predominated throughout the ancient Near East. According to ancient mythology, Baalbek was actually the birthplace of Baal himself, and it is highly probable that Baal was the central figure in a trinity of gods venerated at the site— including his son, Aliyan, and his daughter, Anat.

Baalbek, this most enigmatic of holy places, is one of the Near East’s preeminent Roman and pre-Roman temple sites, the object of study by archaeologists and historians the world over. In 1898, a German expedition there claimed to have discovered no evidence of occupation prior to the Roman period, despite other claims suggesting a very ancient habitation of the site. Recent archaeological finds have supported the latter idea, for in a deep trench at the edge of the Jupiter temple platform, pottery dating to the Seleucid era (323–64 BCE) as well as Roman era remains (64 BCE–312 CE) were discovered. During both the Seleucid and Roman occupations, the town surrounding the immense religious monument was known as Heliopolis, the “City of the Sun,” and the sun god Jupiter was the focal point of the shrine. (The Roman god Jupiter had overtaken and supplanted the Greek god Zeus, and replaced the earlier god Baal, who incidentally shared some common characteristics with Zeus and, subsequently, Jupiter.)

Archaeologists now agree that Baalbek is more than nine thousand years old, with continual settlement dating from the Neolithic Age to the Roman Iron Age. Surrounding the site are massive walls built with twenty-four monoliths, weighing some three hundred tons each. The tallest wall, on the western flank of the temple site, contains what is known as the trilithon, a row of three stones, each 19 meters long, 4.3 meters high, and 3.6 meters broad, cut from solid limestone. Each stone weighs approximately eight hundred tons. Even with today’s technology, moving them into place would be a tremendous architectural accomplishment indeed.

According to David Hatcher Childress (2000):

Large numbers of pilgrims came from Mesopotamia as well as the Nile Valley to the Temple of Ba’al-Astarte. The site is mentioned in the Bible in the Book of Kings. There is a vast underground network of passages beneath the acropolis. Their function is unknown, but they were possibly used to shelter pilgrims, probably at a later period.

How then was Baalbek constructed? Ancient Arab writings explain that the first stages of Baalbek, including the trilithon and other massive stone blocks, were built following the Great Flood at the mandate of King Nimrod, by a “tribe of giants” (Childress 2000). Again, we see the same giant motif, lending credence to the race of giants theory. How could so many disparate cultures in so many isolated locations all around the world arrive at the same supposition that giants were responsible for building the great megalithic monuments of prehistory? Seeing that these accounts were created by later non-white or non-Aryan sources, the presence of tall, technologically superior beings would be remembered as giants from the perspective of their technologically lacking ancestors.

It was the Aryans who then gave this culture to their descendants. The fact that the ancient Aryans were a mobile, and dominate race, has led to these stories appearing across the globe, in many different cultures and religions. Further, many of these seeming non-white cultures, deep in their ancestry have hidden white origins. It is this innate power, this ability as founders of culture and civilization, that the Jews have forever lamented over for not being that themselves. It is this vindictive jealousy, which is typical of the Jewish attitude to all whites, that is driving their genocidal war against us. This battle has stretched over for many thousands of years. It is up to the generation of today, and the generations to come, to stop this war for lasting much further.


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